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Mark Ridgway

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Mark Ridgway Green & Red Long-jawed Spider
Green & Red Long-jawed Spider commented on by Mark Ridgway George Town, PNG, Malaysia4 years ago

Super series again Richard. Thanks for sharing.

Mark Ridgway Domestic yak
Domestic yak commented on by Mark Ridgway Washington, USA4 years ago

A very handsome bovine.

Mark Ridgway Elegant sunburst lichen
Elegant sunburst lichen commented on by Mark Ridgway Washington, USA4 years ago

Magnificent specimen.

Mark Ridgway Erebid moth
Erebid moth commented on by Mark Ridgway Washington, USA4 years ago

Well disguised in that debris.

Mark Ridgway Meal Moth
Meal Moth commented on by Mark Ridgway Washington, USA4 years ago

Wow they are everywhere! I didn't know about the tea. Interesting.

Mark Ridgway Broad-nosed Weevil
Broad-nosed Weevil commented on by Mark Ridgway Alaska, USA4 years ago

Nice photos Machi. Head and snout looks like moose !!

Mark Ridgway Spotting
Spotting commented on by Mark Ridgway Alaska, USA4 years ago

I agree. Very similar to common blackbird egg so maybe a Turdus sp. is likely.

Mark Ridgway Moth
Moth commented on by Mark Ridgway Kolkata, West Bengal, India4 years ago

Thanks for doing that.
If you have a suggestion not to species level it's best to put into a comment.

Mark Ridgway Cream Striped Owl
Cream Striped Owl commented on by Mark Ridgway ደቡብ ብሔሮች ብሔረሰቦችና ሕዝቦች ክልል, Ethiopia4 years ago

I agree with the Doc.

Hoot hoot !!

Mark Ridgway Siphanta sp.
Siphanta sp. commented on by Mark Ridgway Kerala, India4 years ago

Well done :-). Even Siphanta genus might be in doubt. I just searched and found several other genus which look similar too. It seems there are very many similar genus and species worldwide and much work needs to be done to describe them all. Here's a 'Euphanta sp.' from our part of the world with a similar prominent cephalo-thorax
https://www1.dpi.nsw.gov.au/keys/fulgor/...

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